TurboWire

TurboWire is currently one of the strongest p2p clients built. Think at Limewire with an attitude. It lets you specify you fields for title, artist, album, track number, genre, year, length and bitrate.

Version: 4.9.0
License: Free
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: www.goforsharing.com
Developed by: GoForSharing

TurboWire is currently one of the strongest p2p clients built. Think at Limewire but with an attitude.

To be as comfy as possible with the downloading process and to enable a more precise search, TurboWire let you specify you fields for title, artist, album, track number, genre, year, length and bitrate.

TurboWire is a multi-platform Gnutella client, very resourceful when it comes to various features such as auto-connect, groups, browse host, multiple search, upload throttling, connection quality control, library management and efficient filtering.

This software was designed for both beginners and savvy users. It is written in Java which means it supports Windows, Mac and Linux.

Its interface is very stylish and at the same time extremely easy to use.

Everything you demand from a P2P Gnutella client is right here and using Turbowire will connect you to one of the largest user communities out there and a gigantic data base for files.

In terms of design TurboWire presents a remarkably attractive interface, well thought out, and easy to operate.

Little usability embellishments, such as automatic removal of cancelled downloads (this is a tedious, unintuitive two-step procedure in other P2P clients) and direct connection to known IP addresses for exchanging files with friends, made us feel that the designers actually use the program.

TurboWire includes a full-page connection monitor which lets you easily handle incoming searches of your own shared folder and also track files being uploaded from your machine by other people.

There's a main window which includes three large panes, a status bar that presents you with all the information you need regarding your connection: if you are behind a firewall, the number of shared files and the download / upload speed.